Yount v. State
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
MOYLAN, Judge.
The appellant, Clarence Alroy Yount, was convicted by a St. Mary’s County jury, presided over by Judge John Hanson Briscoe, of a third-degree sexual offense. On this appeal, he raises the single contention that Judge Briscoe erroneously permitted the prosecution’s expert witness to testify on an allegedly ultimate jury issue, to wit, on a matter relating to the credibility of the child abuse victim.
The child abuse that constituted the third-degree sexual offense was committed by the appellant on his eight-year-old daughter sometime during the summer of 1988. It was only when the…
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